!Be careful when logging in!

[seoincorporation]

How I can become a member??
I don't know how to recieve merit.

Wrong place to post.It's off topic here. Better check the Meta section.
Guidance:  
Read this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2534500.0
And this : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2818350.0

It is going to be difficult for you to become a member if you post that kind of questions in the wrong place. One advise: read, learn, be patient. And make your comments where they belong.

[TryNinja]

I've never seen something like that before!! Thanks for sharing.
Just one question: what is the link source? How do you get it? Where did you see that?
This is an extraordinary strong attempt os pishing, and this website should be reported immediately, so, if you can, copy here the address in order to other users can check out what's going on there.

Again, thanks for sharing this.

Check the previous page (2)... (in specific, this post that I made)

It is going to be difficult for you to become a member if you post that kind of questions in the wrong place. One advise: read, learn, be patient. And make your comments where they belong.

It's funny that you say that but you couldn't even read the whole thread before making a dumb question.

You also made two posts in a row for no reason (which is against the rules)...

[AltCoinMarketing]

This has become an increasing problem. I found a group that works to fight off these spoofs/clones - they basically DDoS them back!

[nguyenhongquan]

https://i.imgur.com/Qf3nKiI.jpg


Be very careful where you enter your login data! HTTPS means nothing anymore.
Do you notice the small dots(.) below the letters n
If you enter your password in a fake site like that your coins and money are gone. And always have 2 factor authentication activated.

Stay Safe

What is your error?? Did you find out? Is it a virut or something else. I'm investing at Binance and I haven't attented about it when I logged in. Thanks for warning

[LolEnergyXglossy5]

I knew it previously but well thank you to make it known to everyone

[denis-z12]

Be very careful where you enter your login data! HTTPS means nothing anymore.
Do you notice the small dots(.) below the letters n
If you enter your password in a fake site like that your coins and money are gone. And always have 2 factor authentication activated.

Stay Safe

I've never seen something like that before!! Thanks for sharing.
Just one question: what is the link source? How do you get it? Where did you see that?
This is an extraordinary strong attempt os pishing, and this website should be reported immediately, so, if you can, copy here the address in order to other users can check out what's going on there.

Again, thanks for sharing this.

I dont have the address unfortunately. I saw the picture on a crypto group and decided to post it here as a warning to everyone to stay alert and double check everything before entering sensitive information such as logins.

[natureltiqqy]

What is really interesting is a very sharp point of view in terms of security. Everyone has to be really careful. adding the original site to the favorites, then logging in from the favorites list.

[Regana]

Being able to use special characters such as the example with Cyrillic 'a' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_(Cyrillic)) in domain names is very dangerous, people attempting to earn others money is increasing every single day. HTTPS doesn't mean anything at all, so if you want to be safe, make sure you:

Bookmark the real wallets & exchanges you use, so you don't have to search and follow links.

Analyze the URL inside the links before following any link, most likely you will detect a fraudulent website if the address looks weird in the bottom left hand of you browser when you hover a link. If you see the URL is not normal, don't follow the link, just access the site via google search or directly type it in the URL bar.

These people is there waiting for any of us, whether experienced internet user or not to make a mistake. The only person who can save you from being scammed is yourself and your judgement.

[Shoesouse]

Oh my god you just saved me at pin point I am just getting ready to login

[ToyMonster]

Thanks for the great information i am checking now for its truth

[denis-z12]

You are welcome guys, stay safe. Whenever I find some good content and good advice I will post it on this forum!

[LeMoon]

Thank you. I didn't even know this was possible , it is so easy to fall for something like this.
I will just use bookmarks from now on.

[ElyTheBTC]

 Very helpful post.Thanks for the info.

[Evelyn Abramson]

Thanks for reminding us here , very helpful post !

[slackcryptoz]

Same as the legit trading exchange the fake too looks. It is our responsibility to be secure while logging in as suggested by the Op, we need to take extra care going through the URL and 2FA is a must when we have holding of different assets within the exchange wallet.

[Rhoby10]

https://i.imgur.com/Qf3nKiI.jpg


Be very careful where you enter your login data! HTTPS means nothing anymore.
Do you notice the small dots(.) below the letters n
If you enter your password in a fake site like that your coins and money are gone. And always have 2 factor authentication activated.

Stay Safe

Yes im careful when im logging in because i check yhe recaptcha of this oppurtunity and i see better and specially my password correct to log in

[Q.E.D.]

And always have 2 factor authentication activated.

2FA is very important.
additionally what i do is that i always bookmark these important websites and i open them through my bookmarks instead of clicking any links.
also a quick way to notice a fake site for me has always been based on their "zoom"! usually browsers remember the zoom level that you used on the websites. for example (if you haven't already) zoom in while seeing this topic then visit one of bitcointalk mirror/fake websites such as this one:
fake link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2981675.0
now you can clearly see it is a different website you are visiting based on its zoom alone.

Plus some of the characters don't generate correctly, e.g. compare the title of this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1845114.0 with https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1845114.0.

Summer Wylie

[Harris Pay]

Be very careful where you enter your login data! HTTPS means nothing anymore.
Do you notice the small dots(.) below the letters n
If you enter your password in a fake site like that your coins and money are gone. And always have 2 factor authentication activated.

Stay Safe

thank you !